“In the latest iPhones that went on sale on Sept. 21, the biggest upsell isn’t the wide-stereo speakers, the dual-lens camera, or the stainless steel accents. It’s the tiny Nand storage chip,” Mark Gurman and Ian King report for Bloomberg.

“The high-end XS and XS Max models unveiled earlier in September come with a 512-gigabyte storage option, twice as much as the previous maximum and enough to hold a couple hundred thousand photos or dozens of high-definition movies,” Gurman and King report. “That’s up from a maximum 256GB on last year’s flagship iPhone X.”

Gurman and King report, “The new 512GB storage chip could make the company $134 more per phone than the 256GB option.”

11 years on, and we’re still hearing about how Apple gouges people for more Flash ram. Do they even write a new article, or do they just regurgitate the old one, and update some of the sizes and prices?